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Our team is dedicated to empowering the people of the CNMI to live healthier lives through education, prevention, and wellness for all.
Explore What We Offer Below:
Community Health Programs delivers direct services and support that address the diverse health needs of individuals and families. Through prevention, education, and care coordination, these programs strengthen community well-being and promote healthier lives at every stage.
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Breast & Cervical Cancer Screening Program
Offers free or low-cost screening services for eligible women to detect breast and cervical cancer early. -
Diabetes Self-Management Education
Supports individuals with diabetes by providing education on nutrition, medication use, physical activity, and self-monitoring to improve health outcomes and quality of life. -
Environmental Health
Protects and promotes community health by reducing environmental risks where people live, work, and play through education, inspections, monitoring, and enforcement of health standards. -
Family to Family Health Information Center
Assists families of children and youth with special health care needs by providing education, resources, and individualized support to navigate health systems, coverage options, and care coordination. -
Family Planning
Provides confidential reproductive health services, including birth control, pregnancy testing, preventive screenings, education, and counseling to support informed family planning decisions. -
HIV/STD Program
Promotes sexual health through confidential testing, treatment, partner services, and prevention education for HIV and sexually transmitted infections. -
H.O.M.E. Visiting
Offers in-home support for pregnant women and families with young children, focusing on child development, positive parenting practices, and maternal health and well-being. -
Immunization
Protects community health by preventing the spread of vaccine-preventable diseases through routine immunizations for children, adolescents, and adults. -
Newborn Screening & Service Coordination
Helping newborns get the best possible start by identifying certain medical conditions early and connecting families to timely care, intervention, and support when needed. -
Nicotine Cessation
Helps individuals quit smoking or vaping through evidence-based counseling, support services, and access to nicotine replacement and cessation resources. -
TB Program
Prevents and controls the spread of tuberculosis by providing testing, treatment, case management, and education for individuals at risk or affected. -
WIC
Provides nutrition education, healthy foods, and breastfeeding support to pregnant women, new mothers, infants, and young children to promote healthy growth and development. -
WISEWOMAN Heart Health Screening and Management Services
The WiseWoman Program promotes cardiovascular health by providing preventive screenings, risk reduction education, and supportive lifestyle interventions to help women identify and manage chronic disease risk factors.
Public Health Data serves as the foundation for evidence-based decision-making by collecting, analyzing, and interpreting critical health information. Through robust data systems and surveys, this unit helps identify community health needs, monitor trends, and guide policies and programs that improve population health across the CNMI.
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Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS)
Surveys residents regarding health-related risk behaviors, chronic health conditions, health-care access, and use of preventative services to improve public health services. -
Community Health Assessment (CHA) / Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP)
Identifies the community’s health needs and priorities and guides actions to improve health outcomes across the CNMI. -
Maternal Child Health (MCH) Data
Tracks the health of mothers, infants, and children to support programs that improve birth outcomes and child development. -
Non-Communicable Diseases (NCD) Data
Collects and analyzes information on chronic conditions like diabetes, heart disease, and cancer to guide prevention and health programs. -
Pregnancy Risk Assessment Monitoring System (PRAMS)
Surveys mothers about their experiences before, during, and after pregnancy to improve maternal and infant health services.
Health Resources offers printable materials, presentations, and outreach to better serve the public.
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Health Promotions & Health Marketing Materials
Creates and distributes educational materials—like brochures, posters, and digital content—to promote healthy behaviors and public health awareness. -
Presentations & Outreach
Delivers health education and resources to schools, workplaces, and community events to raise awareness and encourage healthy lifestyles.
AWARENESS HIGHLIGHT
✅ Get screened.
✅ Know your risk.
✅ Encourage the women you love to get checked.
We can help connect you to healthcare services. Call 670-234-8951 ext 2030 or 2031 to see if you qualify for a FREE Breast Screening Voucher today!
As a tropical cyclone becomes likely for the CNMI, residents are urged to complete all storm preparations. Secure outdoor items, stock up on essential supplies, charge electronic devices, review emergency plans, and stay informed through official weather updates. Avoid unnecessary travel and prepare to shelter safely if conditions worsen.
Stay alert. Stay prepared. Stay safe.
For the latest updates and emergency information, continue to monitor official CHCC, HSEM, and National Weather Service announcements.







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💙 You`re invited to today`s Autism Peer Support Session!
Autism is one of the many ways people experience the world.
Join us today for an opportunity to meet others in a welcoming and supportive environment.
📍 Marianas Business Plaza, 5th Floor
⏰ 5:00 PM
💙 Healthy Kids, Healthy Futures!
Take a look back at our 2026 Back-to-School Health Fair through the eyes of our young participants!
From learning about healthy eating to practicing good hygiene, students explored ways to stay happy, healthy, and ready for the school year.
Thank you to our community partners and everyone who joined us in making this health fair fun and accessible for all families across the CNMI!
📍 CHCC Division of Public Health Services
🌐 Website: https://phs.chcc.health
📞 Contact: (670) 234-8950
Stay connected with us for more health education, community events, and public health updates!
💙 Healthy Kids, Healthy Futures!
Take a look back at our 2026 Back-to-School Health Fair through the eyes of our young participants!
From learning about healthy eating to practicing good hygiene, students explored ways to stay happy, healthy, and ready for the school year.
Thank you to our community partners and everyone who joined us in making this health fair fun and accessible for all families across the CNMI!
📍 CHCC Division of Public Health Services
🌐 Website: https://phs.chcc.health
📞 Contact: (670) 234-8950
Stay connected with us for more health education, community events, and public health updates!
Have you heard about the CNMI Health Survey?
Tune in to our upcoming radio show as we talk about the survey and the importance of hearing from our community.
📅 Date: October 26, 2026
⏰ Time: 8:00 AM
📻 Station: KKMP Radio
📞 Answer the Call. For Our Families. For Our Future.
The CNMI Health Survey, administered by CHCC Public Health, will ask adult residents about their health and well-being. For the first time, the survey will be conducted as part of the CDC`s Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS), the nation`s largest ongoing health survey.
Residents will be randomly selected to participate. If selected, you may receive a call from one of these authorized numbers:
📱 (808) 547-2941
📱 (808) 547-2942
📱 (808) 547-2943
🔒 Participation is voluntary and confidential.
Every response helps provide a clearer picture of the health of our islands and ensures that communities throughout the CNMI are represented. The information collected helps guide programs and services that support the health of our community.
💙 Your voice matters. Help us build a healthier future for the CNMI.
For questions or to verify a survey call, contact the CHCC Division of Public Health Services at (670) 236-8723 or (670) 236-8222. To learn more about the CNMI Health Survey, visit the CHCC Public Health website at phs.chcc.health/cnmi-health-survey.
📞 Answer the Call. For Our Families. For Our Future.
The CNMI Health Survey, administered by CHCC Public Health, will ask adult residents about their health and well-being. For the first time, the survey will be conducted as part of the CDC`s Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS), the nation`s largest ongoing health survey.
Residents will be randomly selected to participate. If selected, you may receive a call from one of these authorized numbers:
📱 (808) 547-2941
📱 (808) 547-2942
📱 (808) 547-2943
🔒 Participation is voluntary and confidential.
Every response helps provide a clearer picture of the health of our islands and ensures that communities throughout the CNMI are represented. The information collected helps guide programs and services that support the health of our community.
💙 Your voice matters. Help us build a healthier future for the CNMI.
For questions or to verify a survey call, contact the CHCC Division of Public Health Services at (670) 236-8723 or (670) 236-8222. To learn more about the CNMI Health Survey, visit the CHCC Public Health website at phs.chcc.health/cnmi-health-survey.
Growing Stronger Together 💙💛🧡
Our postponed Down Syndrome Peer Support Session will now take place alongside the ADHD Peer Support Session today! Join us to connect with other families and share experiences in a welcoming space.
📅 Today, October 23, 2026 | 5:00 PM
📍 Marianas Business Plaza, 5th Floor
Growing Stronger Together 💙💛🧡
Our postponed Down Syndrome Peer Support Session will now take place alongside the ADHD Peer Support Session today! Join us to connect with other families and share experiences in a welcoming space.
📅 Today, October 23, 2026 | 5:00 PM
📍 Marianas Business Plaza, 5th Floor
🧡 October is ADHD Awareness Month!
People with ADHD are intelligent, creative, and capable of achieving incredible things!
ADHD affects individuals in different ways, and each person may experience unique strengths and challenges. By understanding and embracing these experiences, we can build a more supportive community where everyone feels valued and empowered.
In recognition of ADHD Awareness Month, we invite you to join our ADHD Peer Support Group Session! Come connect with others in a welcoming space where experiences can be shared and support can be found. 🧡
ADHD Peer Support Session Details:
📅 October 23, 2026
⏰ 5:00 PM
📍 Marianas Business Plaza, 5th Floor
🧡 October is ADHD Awareness Month!
People with ADHD are intelligent, creative, and capable of achieving incredible things!
ADHD affects individuals in different ways, and each person may experience unique strengths and challenges. By understanding and embracing these experiences, we can build a more supportive community where everyone feels valued and empowered.
In recognition of ADHD Awareness Month, we invite you to join our ADHD Peer Support Group Session! Come connect with others in a welcoming space where experiences can be shared and support can be found. 🧡
ADHD Peer Support Session Details:
📅 October 23, 2026
⏰ 5:00 PM
📍 Marianas Business Plaza, 5th Floor
🎀 Breast Cancer Myths & Facts
There’s a lot of information out there about breast cancer, and it’s normal to have questions. This video helps separate common myths from the facts so you can make informed decisions about your health.
💗 The good news? Learning the facts can help you feel more confident about screening and breast health.
Call 670-234-8951 ext 2030 or 2031 to see if you qualify for a FREE Breast Screening Voucher today!
🎀 Breast Cancer Myths & Facts
There’s a lot of information out there about breast cancer, and it’s normal to have questions. This video helps separate common myths from the facts so you can make informed decisions about your health.
💗 The good news? Learning the facts can help you feel more confident about screening and breast health.
Call 670-234-8951 ext 2030 or 2031 to see if you qualify for a FREE Breast Screening Voucher today!
🍂🌴Fall looks a little different in the islands!
Whether it feels like fall outside or not, healthy habits are always in season.
Swipe through our Fall Starter Pack: Public Health Edition for simple ways to make wellness part of your season!
🎀 What to Expect During a Mammogram
Feeling nervous? You`re not alone. A mammogram is a safe and quick screening that can help detect breast cancer early, when treatment is often most effective.
✅ Guided by a trained technologist
✅ Temporary pressure that lasts only a few seconds
✅ Return to your normal activities right after
Call 670-234-8951 ext 2030 or 2031 to see if you qualify for a FREE Breast Screening Voucher today!
🎀 What to Expect During a Mammogram
Feeling nervous? You`re not alone. A mammogram is a safe and quick screening that can help detect breast cancer early, when treatment is often most effective.
✅ Guided by a trained technologist
✅ Temporary pressure that lasts only a few seconds
✅ Return to your normal activities right after
Call 670-234-8951 ext 2030 or 2031 to see if you qualify for a FREE Breast Screening Voucher today!
The Down Syndrome Peer Support Session scheduled for October 16, 2026, has been postponed due to the expected inclement weather.
We will announce a new date soon. Please stay safe, and thank you all for your understanding
🍂📚CHCC Public Health is bringing FREE* flu shots directly to schools this October to help keep our students healthy, protected, and ready to learn. Take a simple step to help protect your child from the flu this season.
✅ Safe ✅ Effective ✅ FREE
*FREE vaccines are available for eligible individuals through the following programs or covered by your insurance:
- Vaccines for Children (0-18 years old): uninsured, underinsured, Medicaid-eligible, or American Indian/Alaskan Native
- Section 317 Adult Vaccines (19 years and older): uninsured or underinsured (such as sliding fee program)
🍂📚CHCC Public Health is bringing FREE* flu shots directly to schools this October to help keep our students healthy, protected, and ready to learn. Take a simple step to help protect your child from the flu this season.
✅ Safe ✅ Effective ✅ FREE
*FREE vaccines are available for eligible individuals through the following programs or covered by your insurance:
- Vaccines for Children (0-18 years old): uninsured, underinsured, Medicaid-eligible, or American Indian/Alaskan Native
- Section 317 Adult Vaccines (19 years and older): uninsured or underinsured (such as sliding fee program)
💙 Celebrate Down Syndrome Awareness Month! 💛
People with Down syndrome contribute to society in meaningful ways and enrich the lives of those around them. Greater understanding and acceptance help create opportunities for everyone to participate, belong and thrive.
This month, we celebrate the contributions of individuals with Down syndrome and recognize the importance of building inclusive and supportive communities for all.
Join us in raising awareness, promoting understanding, and supporting individuals with Down syndrome and their families. Be sure to check out the upcoming Down Syndrome Peer Support Session, a welcoming space to connect, share experiences, and build community together.
Down Syndrome Peer Support Session details:
📅 October 16, 2026
🕔 5:00 PM
📍 Marianas Business Plaza, 5th Floor
💙 Celebrate Down Syndrome Awareness Month! 💛
People with Down syndrome contribute to society in meaningful ways and enrich the lives of those around them. Greater understanding and acceptance help create opportunities for everyone to participate, belong and thrive.
This month, we celebrate the contributions of individuals with Down syndrome and recognize the importance of building inclusive and supportive communities for all.
Join us in raising awareness, promoting understanding, and supporting individuals with Down syndrome and their families. Be sure to check out the upcoming Down Syndrome Peer Support Session, a welcoming space to connect, share experiences, and build community together.
Down Syndrome Peer Support Session details:
📅 October 16, 2026
🕔 5:00 PM
📍 Marianas Business Plaza, 5th Floor






